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Comparing costs to Australian wages, do you feel Australia is more expensive than the UK



Yes. Australia does seem more expensive

No, Australia does not seem more expensive



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    Britz in Oz for British Expats :: Forums :: Specific Migration Topics :: Banks & Finance
     
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    Choosing a Bank
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    ABCDiamond
    Wed Sep 03 2008, 09:02PM
    ABCDiamond


    Registered Member #2
    Joined: Mon Aug 18 2008, 09:08PM
    Location: Victoria Point, Queensland
    Posts: 67
    Bank Charges in Australia are something that many people often complain about.

    Many Australian Banks have account keeping fees, commonly about $5 per month, although some are Free.

    I have always liked HSBC with no monthly charges, a good rate of interest and I can make deposits and withdrawals, free of charge, at any Post Office.

    I am also allowed to make FIVE withdrawals per month at any other banks ATM machines, without charge. The normal fee for this type of transaction, with almost every other bank, is $1.50 to $2 per transaction.
    HSBC allow this is they have very few ATM's of their own.


    The Big Four/Five Banks are:

    ANZ Bank
    Commonwealth Bank
    National Australia Bank (NAB)
    St George Bank
    Westpac Bank

    and there are many other smaller banks around the country.


    Some ONLINE BANKS (Normally higher interest rates but with less facilities)

    ING DIRECT 6.90% Standard Deposit Rate as at 1/6/2008
    HSBC Online 5.40% Standard Deposit Rate as at 1/6/2008 (between $5,000 and $499,999)
    HSBC Serious Saver 7.50% Standard Deposit Rate as at 1/6/2008 (No minimum opening or ongoing account balance)
    St George Dragondirect 7.00% Standard Deposit Rate as at 1/6/2008
    Rabobank Australia Ltd 7.30% Standard Deposit Rate as at 1/6/2008

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    Admin
    Sun May 16 2010, 04:07PM
    admin


    Registered Member #1
    Joined: Wed Jan 30 2008, 10:05AM
    Location: Queensland
    Posts: 301
    NAB - National Australia Bank

    Winner of the 2010 CHOICE Award for Best Low-Fee Bank Account.

    The National Australia Bank is currently the best option for many people, due to it's NO MONTHLY FEES.

    No monthly account service fee
    Unlike some other banks, you won’t need to make minimum deposits or maintain a minimum balance to be eligible.


    You can see more at www.nab.com.au
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